The National tribune., 1887-03-10
GRAND army.
News From the DeparmentS---NeW
Posts. etc.
HEApo'Rs GRAND ARMY or THE REPUBLIC,
MADISON, Was, Feb. III, lss7. }
HEADouARTERs BULLETIN


HEADQUARTERS BULLETIN.
N.q,r II'po'Es. C...rn hFsA on THE RIPuHuc,
MADISON. MIs., Feb. q, 1857.
GENERAI ORDERS. No .:
J. The following comrades arc appointed Aids
de-Camp ON the slan of the Commander-in.Chlcl
Caliiornia--George Sloneman, Sacramento *
w Lane Honolulu. ~ I.
Colorado-Naihnniol Rollins. l.eadriile.
DaSoia-Geo w. Stone, Hosl,ns.
Deaware-Mm. o. ConnoE Wilmington
Iliinois-F :. Capron, Eyanstoni .. r. Cooley
Iowa-s. NJ. Gray. Fort Dodge VIM =. Gu-suor,
Red Oak; Loren B.a..., Dow try; L. l.. WILSON,
Center Point: III G. Mccoy, Agona.
Mnine-FredeIick Robbie, Augusta.
Michigan-I. :. TTowhridge, Detroit
pcnnsVlvania-C IS MetZgcr, Wilkes Barre.
Niseoisin-A. G Bird Edwin III. Smith, MilwRu-
kec: Robert A. Scott Lacrosse.
Rhode Island Charles Il. Fisher, Pauucket
Albert A. sutton, 4. Providence; Alonzo Williams,
- n Rhodes. VIM FranldGnd, Peleg Macombcr,
Providence John Il. Adams, Newport.
Tennessee aud Georgia-M. n. Carter, Knox
willie Tenn; A. J. GRhagan, J. n. MCGOWAN, Chat-
tanooga, Tenn; ID. ID. snyder, Atlanta Ga. w. III.
Hunter Birmingham, Ala; John III. Clark Au-
gnsta Ga, II. G. Whitaker, New Market Tenn:
New York Herman W Thum, IL c; klnSald,
John H. Cook Samuel =. Wood, jr., New York
CITY; Milton a. Smith, Rochester
0hio-GeorEe A. Maxwell, steuhenvile.
Potomac Samuel A. Lcwis. George IL French,
Geo r. w Strictly, Butler Fitch, Frederick Key
ellis, Nathan b. Prentice Washington.
III The Dist National Enoampment win meet nj
ST. Louis Mo-, sept d 1857, aud continue ats ses'
eions the 10Th and 31th.
The parade will occur on Tuesday, the 9Th o.
The Executive Committee of the National Coun-
Gil of Administration has assurances That not more
than one fare will be charged Tor a round Trip.
Beyond ihis Departments or Posts VIII make
such terms with railroads for transporiatonas the!
Thc ION program for the National Encampmeni
Nrftl1 no frfsa ia fuf ire
Comrades will read with interest the letter given
below showing that IT. Louis intends 90 perform
its part thoroughly and well AT the 2lst National
HEADo'Rs LHDEIA HoTEI,
ST LOUIS, Mo-, Feb. %, 1851.
Gen lUUUs EARCHILn,
Commandcr-in- Chief. GAR, Madison, Wis.
DEAR SIR: The following named gentlemen were
appointed last month by Col. Nelson A. Cole, Com
mander of the Department of Missouri, General
Executive Committee 10 take charge oil and arrange
everything that will be necessary for the proper
OF the National Encampment 70 be held IN tins
city next September. MAYOR ID. *. FRANCS.
Gen. ID. 4. GRIER, Chairman.
A. q. PETERsON, Vice Chairman.
IT, H. Kimball John w. Noble Geo. ID. Reynolds
Louis Grund. George Heintr, J. u. Keller, J:
Brockmeier. ID. C. Coleman, ID. j. Dyer, T. FNei
gel, q. A. SessinglIRHs, Lloyd q. Harris, :. M Ken
nard. john r. Davis. Fmnd Gaiennie, c. g. Rain
water Seth " Cobb, III. NJ. StarEloh, Leo Rassieur
Thomas c. Fletcher j. @. Butter. j. w. Paranore
q. III. Sampson, j. u. Aglar, n. p TRnsey, A. y
Smith, Charles g. Slifel, David Murphy, A: NJ
Temp, Treasurer; J. II. Steger, Secretary.
We have established our Headquarters at the
1indell Hotel la this city, aud are NOW prepared e
do everything in our power TO make "a success o
she EncAmpment.
We are prepared to answer communications ad
dressed 10 N by any Post comrade IN the United
States, aud assist them IN any manner they ma.
desire, IN the way of providing quarters or accom-
modRtons. far as IN our power.
IL you will be kind enough 10 notify in SONS
manner, through your Headquarters, the GA
throughout the country Of these facts, we will b
much obliged
We would also be under obligations il you woulC
furnish us the names and addresses of all Depart
ment Commanders, 90 that we can reach them by
mail telegraph.
All communications should be addressed 10 th
Chairman, Gen. ID. =. Grier, Lindel Hotel -
ton and prompt answer. Very respectfully.
j. H. STEGER ID. p GRIER
Secretary. Chairman
A list OF 6,OOJ Posts has been furnished this com
mttee.
~. BY resolution OF Post No. O. Department O
Pennsylvania. properly Endorsed, the Commander
in-Chief j. requested 10 publish in General Order
the following. lone James 4. Negeinard. ALA
James T. Burton, alias Maj. James T. Burton
claiming TO be a cOmrRde of the Order IN goo
standing. j. a dropped member of this Post. and
not entitled To any of the rights or privileges
the Grand Army OF the Republic
v. Dec 4, 1886, the proceedings findings an
sentence of a Department Court Martial convene
by Virture OF Special Orders 1852. Department {
Pennsy wanna. dated Nov. 9. lssC. for the trial
Levi II. ColemanI CommHnder. Post No. CD, Depar-
ment OF Pennsylvania were approved and the sal
Coleman WAS "DishOuorHbly discharged aud di
missed from the Grand Army OF the Republic
by order Of LUCIUs FAIRCHmD, COmmander-iI
Chief
4 b. GRAY. Adjutant- General.